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Reform’s Richard Tice facing calls to be sacked over firm’s £91,000 unpaid tax bill
Will he now resign?
Reform candidate was twice disciplined by Tories over ‘racist comments’
None of his alleged past comments seem to have worried Reform, who were more than happy to take him on as a candidate.
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Ash Sarkar nails why water privatisation has been a disaster on BBC Question Time
“It makes financial sense at this point to bring this industry back into state control so that all of the money can go towards fixing the problems.”
Is this the most baffling Nigel Farage moment ever?
This is what happened when Right Said Fred appeared on GB News with Nigel Farage
First Past the Post is at the heart of a lack of trust in politics
In 2019, 71% of all votes cast had no impact on the outcome of the election, either because they went to candidates who lost, or went into padding the majorities of winning MPs.
Bid launched to revoke GB News’ broadcasting licence
‘The segment of concern gave a wholly biased account of the verdict in the trial of Donald Trump for sexual assault’
Justin Welby takes apart government’s ‘morally unacceptable’ Illegal Migration Bill
Welby slammed the bill as a “low point” and “inhumane”.
Two in five food workers forced to skip meals survey reveals
A ‘national disgrace’ when nearly one in five food workers rely on foodbanks
Homelessness charity workers to strike for a month over ‘pitiful’ pay offer
Staff are ‘fed up’ and at the ‘end of their tether’ in a pay dispute going back to 2021
Rishi Sunak roasted at PMQs after local election humiliation
“Would he like to take the opportunity to correct the record now he’s cost 1000 Tory councillors their jobs?”
Unite calls for fair pay of Liverpool hospitality workers during Eurovision Song Contest
An estimated £250 million is expected to be spent in Liverpool
Rishi Sunak slammed for using taxpayer-funded helicopter for trip that would have taken just over an hour by train
The train ticket would’ve cost Sunak £30 return, yet he opted to travel by air, at a cost to the taxpayer in the region of £6,000.